Any outtakes of Stones covering Beatles tunes?

just listen to i wanna be your man

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

by the way i think keith covered on a bootleg called
" KR plays his faves" or so a beatles song.

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

I've heard a Keith version of Please Please Me... very funny. always makes me smile haven't heard it in a while. does anyone have an mp3 of this to share?

Please Please Me.

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great, thanks... how did I miss this discussion???

"horrible Beatles bridge... not going to do it!" hahaha

Baltimore 30-11-1969, at the end of Sympathy for the Devil Jagger sings the na-na-na-na bit from hey Jude.

Keiths faves! What a great disc! Thanks
for reminding me about this!!!! Got to give
it another spin...........................

In Charlie Is My Darling, the scene where Mick/Keith and Andrew are at the piano. Mick starts humming I Feel Fine.

That piano scene is just perfect.
But coverin Beatles was more relevant back then, right?

Òr Beatles cover Stones ?

I know they did Lady Jane and one other song I can't remember

Nico

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I've got Kieht live at the Hollywood Palladium doing 'I Wanna Be Your Man' which was an out-take from the original X-Pensive Winos live album.

The 2 songs the Beatles and Stones both recorded were "I Wanna Be Your Man' and "Money", I think. Recently Paul has done "Cracking Up", "20 Flight Rock", and possibly others.

TeleK Wrote:
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> just listen to i wanna be your man
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> "Oh babe, you got my soul
> You got the silver you got the gold
> A flash of love, has made me blind
> I don't care, no, that's no big surprise "



Technicaly, I don't think you could call the Stones version of I Wanna Be Your Man a "cover version". After all, The Beatles DID write it for The Stones and they recorded it themselves after the release of the Stones single.

Money (of course) wasn't a Beatles song - it was written by Gordy & Bradford,
and was recorded by Barrett Strong in 1960.
here's a little about Barrett:
[www.songwritershalloffame.org]
there's a sample of his version of Money here:
[www.amazon.com]


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-01-13 17:26 by with sssoul.

Wasn't there a law-suit about this song. Did John Lee Hooker not claim to have written it - I know he lost the case.

hm, does it count if the Stones played it but didn't record it?
timeisonourside.com lists Boys (in 63) and Twist & Shout (in 64) among numbers played by the Stones in concert.
neither of them are actually "Beatles songs", of course, but it seemed sort of relevant to this thread.
i bet those numbers sounded good in the Stones' fine hands.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith